ENTERTAINMENT
The Phantoms starring Lee Mead in London: dates and visitor guide
The Phantoms starring Lee Mead at indigo at The O2 on 3 October 2026. Plan the programme, 18:30 doors, tickets, access and a practical Greenwich Peninsula visit.
The essentials, in one place
Choose your date, check your ticket and plan the journey.
- Date
- 3 Oct 2026
- Venue
- indigo at The O2 Greenwich Peninsula
- What time does it start?
- Start time not confirmed here London local time. A door opening time is not a stage time.
- When do doors open?
- 18:30 Allow time for admission and security.
- Who else is performing?
- Lee Mead and former West End Phantoms Support stage time not confirmed here.
- Tickets
- Tickets on sale; check current options Availability and prices can change.
Access, line-up and the journey home
- Access
- Use the official venue access process; confirm the selected performance Venue access information ↗
- Finish and running time
- A finish time has not been confirmed here. Check the venue programme before arranging your journey home.
- Return journey
- Use your actual departure date and time in the journey planner, especially if you expect to leave after midnight.
- Dates
- 3 October 2026
- Venue
- indigo at The O2
- Doors
- 18:30 London time
- Tickets
- Official booking available; check current options
What kind of show is The Phantoms?
This is a musical-theatre concert led by Lee Mead with performers associated with the West End production of The Phantom of the Opera. The venue describes music from multiple shows, including Les Misérables, Miss Saigon, West Side Story and Joseph. It is a concert celebration across musicals, rather than a ticket to a complete performance of The Phantom of the Opera.
The performers and format
The official page names Mead and describes a mixture of ensemble harmonies and solo performances. It also connects his career story with the BBC programme Any Dream Will Do. A full dated cast list, running time and interval schedule are not established by the page checked for this guide. Confirm these directly if a particular performer or finish time determines your booking.
Who should shortlist it?
Musical-theatre listeners who enjoy hearing songs across several productions may prefer this format to choosing one full-length musical. For a first theatre outing, decide whether your group wants a continuous dramatic story or a concert of contrasting material. Parents should confirm the event’s age rules before buying; the presence of familiar musical titles does not establish suitability for every child.
Choose the right venue and ticket
The arena and indigo are different destinations within The O2 complex. Check the venue printed on your ticket, the exact date and whether your booking is seated or standing. The official event page provides the ticket route; current prices depend on the chosen option. Keep the full checkout total, including applicable fees, within your budget.
Plan arrival and the return separately
North Greenwich on the Jubilee line serves The O2. Use TfL’s planner for your actual starting point, date and access needs rather than assuming a fixed journey time. Leave a buffer for reaching the correct entrance. Choose any meal nearby before booking a restaurant; after-show bookings are difficult to plan without a confirmed finish.
Access, age guidance and practical limits
Open the venue’s accessibility information before buying if you need a wheelchair position, companion arrangements or assistance. Confirm the specific performance’s age and admission conditions with the box office. The information checked here does not confirm a stage time or finish: use the final event-day running order for those decisions.
Keep the rest of the day flexible
Make the concert or show the fixed anchor. A meal or short outdoor break can be optional, with an indoor alternative if the weather changes. Do not add a tight sightseeing schedule before a performance simply to fill the day. Save this guide and the official ticket confirmation, then recheck venue updates before travelling.
